Hopefully the game will once again see a decent opening week and be given the green light for future installments in to the franchise. While I am not a fan of strategy games or these particular brands in particular, I do find it particularly heartwarming that Bandai Namco, Capcom and Sega are able to pull off a collaboration of this magnitude and bring the best gaming experience possible to gamers around the world. Yuri Lowell & Flynn Scifo – Tales of Vesperia (Bandai Namco).Erica Fontaine & Ichiro Ogami – Sakura Wars (Sega).
Akira Yuki & Kage Maru – Virtua Fighter (Sega). Kazuma Kiryu & Goro Majima – Yakuza: Dead Souls (Sega). The games trailer promises that other characters will be making an appearance also the game, leaving fans of the franchise to wonder who exactly will grace their screens when the game is released this fall in Japan and in the west. The game also sold more in the west then was originally predicted, making the game a hot little commodity no matter where you were from.Īlthough the original Project X Zone featured over 200 characters in the game, Project X Zone 2 looks to have a pretty impressive roster of its own, with characters like the ones listed below. The original Project X zone was developed by Banpresto and Monilith Soft and sold over 85,000 units during the games first week of release in Japan. The title was leaked a few days ago by Italian website, E-Duesse as part of their Namco Bandi level up press event coverage. Project X Zone 2 is described as a Turn based strategy RPG that will feature characters like, Dante and Virgil, from Devil May Cry, Chris, Jill and Leon from The Resident Evil Series, X and Zero from The Mega Man Series, and many other characters as well. 
The game will be released exclusively for The 3DS and offers a multitude of different characters across the three brands.
It was announced Tuesday that Project X Zone, the title most known for being a collaboration between Bandai Namco, Sega and Capcom, would be getting a sequel later this year entitled, Project X Zone Two.
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